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Paper Mache Frames Gallery



We love making paper mache frames because they can be custom made to match the theme of the painting or the photograph they are made for.

Most of our paintings have an African theme so we like to use earthy materials and natural colours.

We've found sand to be very useful for achieving this. It also adds strength and gives the frames a wonderful texture too.

Click on the thumbnail or the title of the piece for a larger image and details of how it was made.

Paper Mache Picture Frame

This paper mache picture frame was custom made for an acrylic painting that Annemarie did of some sand dunes in Namibia.

The sand she used to decorate it mirrors the theme of the painting perfectly.

Large Picture Frame


This large picture frame measures about 40cm x50cm (approx 16" x 20") and was made using old cardboard packaging, potato sacking and the glass from a damaged clip frame.

Small Paper Mache Picture Frame

This small picture frame was made specifically for this painting of the cheetahs.

It measures 20cm x 15cm (approx 10" x 8")

Paper Mache Frame



This frame was built around an existing clip frame.

It was custom made for a painting in Annemarie's private collection.



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